Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
News Notes.

Charley Northcraft mourns the loss OF
his hunting dog "Lunco." Some vandal
put out poison and poor "Lunco" got 1t.
On July 4sh the general delivery OF
, the Postof1ice will be open from to !0
A. M. only. The usual morning distri-
button will be made by the carriers.
The gospel temperance meeting under
the auspices of the W. I. u, will be
hold in the Presbyterian Church. Sun
day, at A o'clock P. M. Mrs. Forsyth
+. will address the meeting.
Mr.. J. Dupuy, the Los Angeles street
livery man. who was severely injured in
i Q late accident, is again on the streets.
His many friends are rejoiced that his
injuries were not more serious.
se P. Ballade has opened the Electric
Gardens, at the end of the Pico Street
Electric Railroad, and tomorrow there
viii be grand 4th of July cele bration
and ball commencing at o'clock.
Louis Gotta was found on Los Angeles
street yesterday afternoon by apolice
officer exposing his person before
group of children. The brute was ar
rested and locked up iu the city prison
Mr.. Painter, who represents the In
dian Rights Association, will deliver an
address ct the First Congregational
Church, this evening. He is fine
speaker and deserves large audience
information is wanted at the police
station concerning the whereabouts of
small boy named Charley Davenport,
who left his home in the East sometime
ego and is believed to be in the vic unity
of this city.
T. r. O'Rielly, depot agent OF the
Santa Fe derot has resigned and E
Chambers, of San Diego, has beeu ,ap
pointed in his place. j. j. Downing
has been installed as manager OF the
freight depot:
Mr.. w. F. Sweeney, who had charg'
of the new water system at South River
eide, returned to this city yesterday
He, reports that the water has been
turaed into the pipes and that every
thing looks more than promising for this
magnificent place.
T. H. Reynolds, the we'll know
herseman, had two cars on the ll:4'
passenger train yesterday. occupied will
fine horses for the Los Angeles market
The Northern citrus belt has to send it
horses q we'll as its other property t.
Los Angeles to sell.
John Meyers was found, yesterday at
teruoon, on First street, by Off Ger Ha
thorn. leaning up against fence, to,
weak to walk. The unfortunate wretch
vas found to be in the last stages o
consumption and was taken to the cit,
prison and booked for medical treatment
Mr.. Charles E. Miles has been givel
the contract for surveying and snbdivid
ing the Philbin tract, lately purchased
by J. Marion Brooks. Mr.. Miles is on
of the best civil engineers in Southern
California, and . tract subdivided b,
him win have the proper slope for drain
age.
E.P. Willis, who last year success
fully conducted the raisin industry TO
w. r. Coleman & Co., in this section
has severed his connection with thai
flrm. ana returned 10 uls untaA WY y
New York, where he has renewed hil
former avocation as reporter on ths
New York Star.
In spite of the strenuous efforts on tn
part Of his employees. the City Assessor
has been unable to get the rolls com
pleted by the lst as was desired. II
order to wind up a. soon as possible,
number of his staff will work on Mon
day, and he expects to be able to an
nounce the completion OF his labors bj
Wednesday at the latest.
Passengers going east and south b!
the A. T. 4 8. F, railway should remem
ber that the trains for Kansas City AMI
the two trains for San Diego do no
stop for passengers at Downey avenue
The time table in the HERALD is aocu-
rate. In some of the daily newspaper
that feature is left out, and as conse
quence intending passengers are left
With nothing but good intentions and
few maledictions.